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Alas! Dan Lowe spake thus:
> Once you're on enough lists, sorting them into proper contains (folders)
> becomes important. I, like many, use Procmail for that. I don't use the
> Message-ID trick to delete duplicates; I used to, but I had to stop becau=
se
> it kept deleting the wrong copy, as described in this thread (the mail
> would end up in my inbox instead of the list folder).
There's a very simple fix, here. In your procmail rules, stop using
"^To:" and start using "^TO_" (sans quotes of course). "^TO_" is special
procmail shorthand for some regex that basically matches To:, Cc:, and
Bcc: (I think).
That way, when you get both copies of the email, even the one that is
Cc'd to you, will be filtered into the mutt folder. THEN you can be like
me and not give two flips about whether you're reading the list copy or
the Cc'ed copy, because they both end up in the correct folder. And you
can turn duplicate filtering back on, too ;)
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Rob 'Feztaa' Park
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